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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-17
A Privilege of Citizenship.
From the Nelonan (Ga.) Herald.

from me Netcndn NOd) Herdd
Up to this writing President Cleveland
has not formally consented to make
speech in Newman as he passes through next
Wednesday night en- route to Montgomery.
He has not even signified willingness to
stand on the rear platform of the coach and
wave his night robe at us, but no circum-
stance, or combination of circumstances,
can prevent us from sitting on the fence and
see him go by This is one of the in
estimable privileges OF American citizenship
that cannot be abridged.
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Lung Troubles and Wasting

diseases can be cured, if properly treated in
time, as shown by the following statement
from d. C. Freeman, Sydney: Having
been great sufferer from pulmonary at
lacks, and gradually wasting away for the
past two years, it affords me pleasure to
testify that SCoTrs EMULSION Of Cod Liver
Oil with Lime and Soda has given me great
relief, and / cheerfully recommend it TO all
suffering IN a similar way to myself In
addition, would say that it is very pleas
ant In talya
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MARRIAGES.

, BLACKIE.-BOTTS.- at the Church
of the Heavenly Rest, New York on the 18th of
October, by the Right Rev. Henry G. Potter,
Bishop Of New York, JAMES ROBERTSON BLAcKIE,
Glasgow, Scotland and ELLEN ARTHUR, daugn-
ter of Henry 7. Bolts, Savannah, Georgia.
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ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.

ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.
This vegetable preparation is invaluable for
the restoration of tcns and strength TO the sys-
tenn. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and other
ills, caused by disordered liver, it cannot be
excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and in
dorsed by eminent medical men, Ask for u
mer's Liver Corrector and take no other. ST 90
a bottle Freight paid TO any address.
B. F. ULMER, N. D.,
Pharmacist. Savannah. Ga.
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=. p u. NIANUFACTUR co.
The weather to-day will be warmer
and fair.
TORTURE
A Victim Of lnAammatOry Rheumatism Cured
by THE USE Of
7 RICHLY ASH. | ong noor,P orAssIuu.
OFFICE ALAPAHA STAR,
ALAPAHA. GA. .IunA Q. 1856.


p p. p. Mf'G. Co.:
GENTLEMEN-Aboutn nine months ago
was attacked with lntlammatOry Rheu-
matiSm IN my feet. back, shoulders and
breast, the pains were excruciating
and continuous. For six weeks / was
confined TO my bed, and part of the time
had to be assisted 10 turn over. At times
/ could not sit up. if to do SO would have
secured fortuna. Ny feet were swollen,
and the BOTTOMS Of them so tender that
walking WIS a coustau+ source of the
liveleSt misery. IL would be impossible
to express IL words toe agony endured.
/ tried number Of remedies. so-callcd,
and some of them afforded Temporary re-
lief, but II was only temporary, and
began to despair of finding a cure.
had heard several gentlemen speak of d
new Rheumatism care manufactured at
Waycross, and while listened ! doubted.
Finally met two or three aries who
had tried this new medicine and had
been cured. and I decided to procure a
pint of it and test its virtues. This did,
and was satisfied / hdd been benefited.
Well, to make a long story short. | con-
tlnued TO take the medicine until / had
used three aud half quart bottles, inn
proving all the while in my general
health, and noticing steady decrease
in the rheumatism When the nalf of
the fourth quart was finished | felt as
well as | ever did in my life, with only
an occasional touch OF rheumatism,
and since taxing the first quart have
been able to attend TO my duties in the
Office, not having lost moment since
on account of my former enemy.
| shall take two or three quarts more
Of p. p. p, beginning about two months
from the time lett off taking il; and
am confident that the last vestige of the
dreadful malady win be driven from my
system.
do not say that p. P. p. wrought this
wonderful cure, but do assert, most
emphatically. that / derived no pernIa-
nent relief until after l took the first
bottle. Yours truly,
]. w. HANLoN.
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MEETINGS.

CLINTON LODGE NO. "a, F. IS A. NJ.
A regular communication of this a
Lodge will be held at Masonic Temple xRA~
THIS (Monday) EVENING, Oct. II, at ~
o'clock.
The NJ NJ. degree viii be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and visiting
brethren cordially invited to meet with u.s.
HENRY BARTLETT, W. NJ
WARING RUSSELL ,TR Secretary
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81 will get bottle Of this great remedy,
P, ?. P, It is sure cure for Rheumatism.
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At The Head Of the HeaD f.!

A ND only our second fall season. Being very
N busy since Sept. LIST with our Custom De-
partment, we have neglected to inform orr
Friends and the public at large that we have on
hand and ready for inspection one of the most
complete lines of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All bills against the British steamship MA
RION, Jeffells, Master, must be presented
at our Office by or before IL O'Clock NJ, THIS
DAY, Oct II, or payment thereof will be de-
barred. A. MINIS & SONS, ConsigneeS.
NOTICE.
All bills against the British steamship WAT
fore y o'clock NOON. THIS DAY, Oct. II, 1887,
or payment will be debarred.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Agents.
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[ THUS!
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For Sale by all MedICjaa Dealers.
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SUMMARY

Population Whites, $3.50; blacks and col
ored, 10, III; total, a, 136.
Annual ratio per LODI population for week.
Whites, 25.3; blacks and cOlored. 5t6
j. 7. MCFARLAND, N. D.,
Health Officer.
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REHABILITATION.
Deaths in c.ty-Whites, -; blacks and col
ored, 20; total 81. Exclusive of still Births
whites, /; blacks and colored, &. Premature
births, blacks and cOlored, l.
GITtIAIAPY
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fall,
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JNO. SMITH I. OF MISSOURI
A COLONEL WHO WOULD HAVE
BEEN FAMOUS WITHOUT THE II.

The Lurid Career of An Ideal Southern
Desperado-After Countless Adven-
lures He Falls a Victim OF Fever in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-13
NEW HIGH LICENSE LAW.
Philadelphia's Plan Works Like o Charm
Decrease In Saloons.

Decrease In Saloons.
PnILApRfrifrA, Pa, Dec. II. Tho new
high license law passed by the lastlegisature
promises to drive out Of the liquor business
not only those who cannot afford 10 pay
the 500 license fee, but also many wealthy
dealers who will find it impossible to Sc
cure the necessary bondsmen TO become
responsible for their faithful compliance
with the law. Up to the close OF business
Saturday only $50 applications for license
for next year had been filed with the court
Of quarter sessions. This is considered a
small number, in view of the fact that
there are about 5000 saloons in the city.
The dealers are experiencing no end of
trouble in obtaining bondsmen who are
willing to take upon themselves the re-
sponsibility attached to those who become
surcties for tavern keepers. Such bonds
men will each become responsible in the
sum OF $1,000 Tor the payment OF all fines,
!. penalties or damages thai may be levied
upon the dealer for any violation of the
laws governing the sale Of liquor. In at
taching their names to the bond the
sureties also give power of at
tOfncy 10 lnc uStflct attorney 10
confess judgment in the sum named for
the recovery OF all damages, costs, fines and
penalties. The proprieton OF saloons in
the heart OF the city, those in the Fifth,
Sixth, Eighth and Ninth wards, will suffer
to q greater extent than those in any other
section of the city for want of bondsmcn.
A the law has been interpreted at present,
the bondsmen must live in the ward where
the saloon is located In the Fifth ward
there are 300 saloons, and in the Sixth
ward 260 saloons. Ii all these places
should be reliccnsed, there would be ,l3S
different bondsmen, and il is well known
fact that there are not enough resident
property owners in those wards TO make
up this number, and especially among
those who would go upon the bonds.
Nearly all the property in these wards is of
a valuable character, and the owners of
the same reside outside the ward. In
Schuylkill county Saturday was the last
day upon which liquor license applications
could be legally filed, and the clerk Of the
court was kept ut his post until late
hour About $40 applications were made,
which is 500 less than last year
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. H-nurrgard's
Tonic and Nrr,ine, ~. Great
French specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY IN an ~ Stages mental
" and physical depression. EtlCrmutnuhca. nv.
Iuchundfln. fisrllty, neuralgia hystrriu iurutarty
Tor study ~ cuisines pamlytis Impotence, cpllep
~, Ices 81 memory snitcning " the bmin, hud al
diseases ~ the nervous system may be- mdiuly
ounl IN either sex by The u-f ot this uu"Nrulled
Urpuutiun. ~ u matter 81 supreme Importance
tn utp appropriate tUuimcnt lur TIE cum 81 the
Ices oi nerve powcf aud Dr. lhnurgurlH fonic
uud Nruiny, after many yrar trial iu EunuI,c, has
proved iuiallihlc n taken nCruriliuE Ia uipVtlons
which arr affixed % each bottle one bpN rufHl %
unn months treatment. will cur resent eases
Price. si.OO q box. orsiN bikes iot $500. sent
~ mail prcpaid ou receipt II price. We guaninitg
ak huNps a. ,urp hny Utae. With CuHn uulcr o..
not eficit n cutr. A. Hcnkcu a Co. Druggist sole
nfost for United STATES ~ aud ~ Main street
Ncmphis Tenn.
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IINrsr COD Cnnes a. Thnyer,s.
McxIcnn Enrihannke..

ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. l2.-Reports Of dis
turlanccs along The Pacifcslope Of Mexico
have recently come from Nognlcs. A. r.
Az . O'Clock Thursday morning earthquake
shocks, varying from one TO two minutes
duration, were felt At san Bias and Topic.
sinaloa. At Mazatlan a mmbling noise
WIS followed by slight shock. Through
out the state Of Sonora at nearly every
point shocks were felt.
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Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots In Rayburn ave-
nuo subdivision, only 3 blocks
from street railroad: will sell on
monthly payments; houses built
II desired
10 Acros near Elmwood Comotory.
splendid property for subdiW-
sion sold ut bargain.
o Twenty Acre Tracts, two miles
from city, on Poplar street, nonr
East End Dummy line; excel
lent noighborhood sold on oasy
terms, at worry low priccs.
2 Now Residences, lots 100000,
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue; on Boulevard 100 foot
wide. viii sell for small cush
payment, balance monthly /,
houses havo eight rooms each.
800 Lots on Korr avenue and Boule-
ward dummy limo runs through
tho addition, twonty minutes
from business; uniform prico,
6loa front foot FIRST purchasers
have FIRST choice OF whole add
ton sold on easy payments !.
nothing about Memphis moro
attractive or beautifully sit
uatod.
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Thomas Carlyle,

Tho great Scotch author suffered all his life
with dyspepsia. which made his own life
miserable and caused his best and trucst
friends not n little pain because OF his fret
fulneNs. Dyspepsia generally arises from
Ill -caSc Of the liver, and, as Dr. Pcrce's
"GolGen Medical Discovery" cures all
diseases OF this great gland, il follows that,
while all cannot bc Carlylcs. even with dys.
pcpSia, all can be free from the malady,
white emulnting his virtues.
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ROOMS AND HoAID.
ron SALE.
A GOOD HACK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -APrLY
~ at Halls stable A. Uninn street

A GOOD HACK ASB THRfE HORSES APPLY
~ atHallsstahle, a unI'n street
I1LEGANT RI,sIDEisCE OF NEWMAN ERR NO.
j, $40 Poplar II. unc fourth cash. remainder
one, two aud thwr YEAR. call on uf adde's e. ~.
Ihmble' at No - Madison street
L'URNITURE ToR sAIE AND HOUSE FoR
U r,ht. Apply NJ No. ilo Main street. corner
Vance.
HoMEs nv rlIE DozENs AND Lor, ~ rnE
JAS Jay SMITH. . Madbous
I WANT AND MUST HAVE PORT PICKERING
l Property 20 sell eau I'll anything down There
With ngood title JAS JAY SMITH,
No. Madison street
4 OTs-wE OFFER TWENTY .FtyE mon AND
i beautiful luis. dteimhlr uciThhnfhuud, within
one fquar 81 srcci cHr line NJ prices that We guar
ly. II desired. Young men, married ur single "
You arr any good this T. your chance ~ grt that
san YOU have been wanting ~ badly. special
''''' w. sTRATToS THOMAS 4 ROGERS
MAGENTA PLANTATION - SITUATED ON
vi Deer cpok. milcs irm Grrnyille. Mls
containing 2,i~0 ncrs Oi land, one hall he hllh
state Of cultivation. 1his a. one % the bet i'm
proved places IN the c0uuiN and one ui the most
valuable traris NJ land IN TIE state
for particulars. iuquir, VI Ne. ". 4. EyormFn oi
George Arnold Co. NJ Memphis. ~ a. The under
signed at kcnNuOd, Washington county, Mis-.
W ~ h''H
nLDrAPERs At ATrEAL oFuCE. ~CENE
" pcr hundrrd
DfNrIoN-i popous ruArTON. CuENr
i Apply io LILY tAEllNnt 60,
DiANos Two HNAuFs ANp ON SINS
i way fcgUnd hand ruul 81. bcw
roR sNIE ar a BAHG AIS.
j Tor division with h..r and uwury. fine
f.IHHfufIUu Of D..
ruud dwelling houso ard grHm gln. ample Tenant
houses, nll new AlsD. =, mu'rH, hur,rs. yoke ut
oxen corn. hay, iarm tnois. &C.. Win o. soi With
place, which D. about two WI'IH UnuID Austin 1ud
Two milo from the VALLEY mIIHuHd D. hitch place
uud protected ly lrycr hHs T.Ify NJ lHlur Hul y.
known " One ~ The hwt U'1. in the Islpui
valley aud made a huc 'iuI Ibis year Apply nt
NrUH PARKER. or
4 = NNEttN,
- Main street,
CWrr-yRoN TiFrY 90 ovE ne NprEp
- Iwrs. muati, rr1deJ .uHthdrWua. v.Ii trUu
lHuhs ln january by pufc 'II...H duNu lUfir.
EDMUND T. OLHIII. HUrdf 20,
....hf county Tenn.
G,NtuON AND nDARbiNg HpUsE. WIN Eis
y inumnt attached IN fur locality.
Apply 1T ." Main street
nun LEASE AND FINTrIs uF Tur WILL
! known and popular I'Wu hotel. located in
The lus.uo-s portion ~ ihp IH ni Meridian Illrl
t,Ii NJ a baH.alu 10 acn,h irr.a.lr Apply Go
-. ,IlNlif iLHiHI
Meridian NlH.
fI'WO NEW UOutFs .uTN ROOMS ANu
l bath room. Waiprlt.l H.. stable uul tHu'Hrr.
house. solrrt npisitatiHHI GLuu rFsh. This
a. Doe greatest hargaip Og. ## .u the market Call
quick. The price l. bhffp
tIRAITON. TfluV "a EEOGfB1
Oh Madison street
NArAGON-i MILK WA.U.. rs GOOD ORDER.
w o. 49, Main rtitsi
En FEEr 90 GOuD sI'rUNU AND -ONL
Nv rullcyf Of % iiTfr. .H street,
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Er7T and finest cold Watches al Thaycr's
A Gren, sniih TnmI,r.

New IoRK, Dec. ia Chattanooga,
Tenn, special says: "0n Thursday Mrs.
james smith, Of Rockmau, Ga, gave
birth TO twin boys. On Friday MH Will.
lam Smith presented her husband with q
boy and girl, and yesterday Mrs. George
Smith, the wife Of the third brother, gave
birth to three daughters"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-13

New IonE, Dec. Ex-senator Spooner,
Of Wisconsin, was in the city yesterday.
Tie ThacJ prints the following brief inter.
view:
''Senator is there going to be any posi-.
tive legislation 10y Congress this winter"
There is" answered the senator.
Can this surplus bugbear be rcmoved%'
at can"
"Will il be sooua"
"Duickn
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T. l. n. c. Is not curc-all. but q quarter
ri nUentury OF constant use has demon
ttrlted beyond question that Tanners In.
IN iihlc Neuralgia Cure Is the only known
inialliblc cure for all kinds of neuralgia and
ior nervous headache. Fifty cents per box
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co. Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Holster, 2sy
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-13

TIM fathcrin-law Of the Rev. J. NJ. Ing.
ling Altmount, H., had kidney disease forty
years. pc-ru-nn cured him.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without The knife or hindrnncc ~ cuisines. In FROM
~ 10 ~ DAYS. by the Medicnted soft Fad Truss aud
oiicc treatment \ contract made with each patient
suictuU. liydrOcclc aud Nnricucclc cured Ia a
short time GirUulan on application.
The Medicatsd soft rad Truss has the
spring IN the fruut therefore avoiding nll kidney
truuhcz aud can be- worn night aud day. We guar
auirr this Truss to he rnsy wear aud tp hold M
the bowel or money refunded. Made nmi nttcd to
male 81 female hy DIR NOBLE
O. Jcntr0n ~. Memphis. Tenn
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Julian Hawthorne, il is said. get - 600
apiece for editing Inspector Bymes de-
tectiYc stories.
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Holiday Novelties.

] Colgate pcrfumcry IN wicker baskets and
D. cut Vlnss bottles. Cashmere Bouquet, a
invorito holiday gift.
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DIR. d. S. JOHNSO MS
Private
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jefferson strcot,
Bet Main aud Front MEMPHIS, tenn.
Il.'Hi'..bUi ln 100

nU 1OilNspE hprEnoH lodged by au parties IN
~ frfHsItt HH ht Hr tNU wust sufrU.siUl ph}Hi.
.tHu iu tlH tuHimHui uI private ur frrnf disla.os
NUIr.. p"rnHni lI pur.I guaranteed iu every case.
iHnlr Di inuIlr Recent DistH of Gunuffh,a aul
syphilis ufrsi in tN days without the use q
mercury, thHuFo of uiHt. Uf uiuumurp fnum busi.
U..s. Secondary Syphilis fHu hst Yustlgc eradi.
HIpl without tIU use UI m,pury, involuntary
Iuf ~ semen stopped Zoe n short time. sufferers
frnu t1p0tuUy or lU.auf rUkunl uuWcr restored 10
Ifre yipIf ln b few vtrls Nlolim8 IT sell abuse
uui loss ul plI IHil lud mtuiHl pUWCf speedily
nud permanently rIud Particular attention paid
orr thp kuU'. AT rluHuliHtlous strictly cuundon.
uai Medicine sgnt ~ CApus ~ all parts Of the
county,.
ns'N0rLingucn cured NJ half the usual nlea
once hours if0ia O'Clock an. 70 3 o'clock PIN.
:. JOHNSON. MD.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

advertisements In This column will he char ed at
nate Of l6c for Two lines one insertion two inser-
tions Csc; ne.weck, zoe.
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nn,tsn 10 LIT.

A SMALL HOUSE, yNFNrLY FURNISHED
y with very inrgr'ntNni line ristcrn, No iii
Sixth st. Chelsea; alsda ne piano for rcnt with or
separate from the hoYsah Apply at no Carroll ave,
A NEW AND VERY ptSlR ABLE RESIDENCE
~ OF rooms Nosl6N RarhurnO ave
4 OTTAGE-Ss,, ROBINSON STREET. APPLY
y GtS Alabama Snci
4 OTTAGI2s AND RoOMS--la b. EATON, No. u
y Madison StrcotW
IoTTAGE-g R6Ss' AVE, 3 ROOMS AND
y Kitchen. in good r'pair Apply a Mosby st.
MY OLD RESIDENCE, M. ~ WALKER AVE.
vi nue. on HernAndo strCct ear line: rooms
Apply at my residence, No II Walker avenue or
No ~ Union street ~ JOSEPH LENoW.
TWO HOUSES OF THREE ROOMS EACH on
! fernando street dar liuc, near south gate OF
Emwood cemetery. Ioseph icnow, 70 Union II.
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,I,KErs.

NIEMrns BBOuM FACTORY, ROnERr ri
vi lott gIolrl. loI sol l.Tnnl ah Ice bone ~.
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Short and scntcn,Iou..

'orm and Best silverwaro at Thaycr's.
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DR n. X. CANu'BII.f DESrIsT, - NAH.
II son. bet. Main pnd Sccopd. Ncuphls. Tenn.
DRLw NILSSON. DENTKr. 80. % MADISON
IL urct
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I MENDEi. DEALER ~ fRnsH AND FALT
i. Meat. Oititn, iish. Game Poultry, Vegetable.
'ic.' cor. lodacu at. aud Vance ~ Telephone ~.
NJ T.. COUNn NORFOLK Can OYSTERS Al
IN. Amos SIZE, ~ Isfs.F.on AZ
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TEAM LAUNDRIE..
unUoM FACToIIiS.

. IINCElSiOB" STEAM LAUNDRY, SHELBY
: lirccl oIlosLle Gayoso.
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LAND To LET.


1 AND-6O ACRES AND Is ACRES GOOD LAND
u near the city. Apply al - Madison street.
| AND FOR THE YEAR 1855. A TRACT or
| i land ~ miles irom Memphis ON Big creek
near the & & o. r. r., OF ~ acres l7a ncrcs cleared
aud in hleh state OF cultivation with all dcsira
bile aud necessary Improvements. Rcut low tu n
good tenant Apply 10 b. RICHMOND, Agent,
N Madison street
DLANTATlON-M MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM PLAN
i htion, near Lula, Mis-, on Mississippi Valley
uilroad, in fine state of improvement ior one or
morc years: correspondence solicited AddrcsS
PLANTER Lula station, Miss.
DLANTATION- KNOWN As THE PATTERSON
| place 2io miles from q n. Landing, on Mis-
sissippi river and ~ miles ipm Clayton station
on L., N. u. 4 A. Il, r., Mis- ~ acres under fence
and 80 acres IN cultivation has hnc residence
with eight rooms, also fine water; ~ or X cabins
on place Possession given on 1T next January.
For terms and information apply to Mrs NJ. T.
BRAND CLAYTON station, Miss, ortO
n. TAYLoR6 co, Memphis, Tenn.
rTHE "FLOYD PLACE" AT GlLLs STATION,
i from January |, 1854 Apply to
], n WALKER, - Madison 81.
TWO SMALL FARMS - ADJOINING EACH
L other, on the river opposite Memphis, Fine
for cotton or truck farming Apply at once 10
&. H. BRYAN, N Madison n,
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CHAs GofBEls \ cos TIM. WiRE ANb
y iron Mofks udire aud Hank Railing tpe.
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